That the World May Believe

Michael W. Goheen (Ph.D. University of Utrecht) is the Geneva Professor of Worldview and Religious Studies at Trinity Western University in Langley, British Columbia. He is the author of 'As the Father Has Sent Me, I am Sending You': The Missionary Ecclesiology of J. E. Lesslie Newbigin and co-author, with Craig Bartholomew, of the book The Drama of the Scripture: Finding Our Place in the Biblical Story. Margaret O'Gara (Ph.D. University of St. Michael's College) is a Professor of Theology at the University of St. Michael's College in Toronto, Ontario. She is the author of Triumph in Defeat: Infallibility, Vatican I, and the French Minority Bishops and The Ecumenical Gift Exchange.

• Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 Mission and Interpretation of Zechariah 8:20-23Chapter 3 A Never-Ending Change: The Missionary Calling of the ChurchChapter 4 Transformational Correlation: A Refomational Perspective on Cultural Theological Method in Conversation with David Tracy's and Paul Tillich's Correlational ApproachChapter 5 Global CultureChapter 6 Multiple Religious Participation in China: A Philosophical PuzzleChapter 7 Mission and Unity: The Theological Dynamic of ComityChapter 8 Mission and Unity: Ecumenical, Reformed, and Migrant PerspectivesChapter 9 True Church and True Christians: Some Reflections on Calvinist DiscernmentChapter 10 Unity: A Contribution from the Reformed TraditionChapter 11 The Theological Significance of Friendship in the Ecumenical MovementChapter 12 Memory, Salvation, and PerditionChapter 13 Confessions and Ecumenicity: The Christian Reformed Church and Heidelberg Catechism 80Chapter 14 Mission and Mystery: Gospel Testimony in Service to the WorldChapter 15 International Dialogue Between Catholics and Evangelicals Since the Second Vatican CouncilChapter 16 A Reflection on the Joint Declaration on Justification and the Reformed TraditionChapter 17 John Paul II's Account of the Unity of Scholarship inFides et RatioChapter 18 Towards an Ecumenical Social Theory: Revisiting Herman Dooyeweerd's Critique of ThomismChapter 19 Curriculum Vitae: George VanderveldeChapter 20 Contributors